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Ever since Google officially launched its ARCore platform in late February, we've been seeing more and more unique implementations of it. Most recently, The New York Times announced that it's now bringing new AR experiences to Android phones that support ARCore.

The New York Times has launched a crossword puzzle app for Android that will feature its famous crossword puzzles. The app is available to download for free, but to do all the puzzles released every day, you'll need a subscription. They start at $6.95 a month or $39.95 a year.

Google and the New York Times are once again teaming up to deliver free Cardboard headsets. The duo will send out as much as 300,000 units. The promotion ties in with the launch of a new 360-degree video entitled "Seeking Pluto's Frigid Heart."It's a film about the tiny planet, and you'll get a...

The New York Times' latest work is a short VR film that gives you a unique view of the presidential campaign. The film is just over 8 minutes long and can be found in the NY Times VR app.

The New York Times has just announced a new way to express their yearly Great Performers series. As teased in their post on Twitter, it looks like the NYT will be incorporating Google Cardboard as a way to bring this series to VR on December 13th.

The New York Times was one of the first major news outlets to announce its VR efforts last month. Today they launched the NYT VR app with three poignant portraits -- a 9-year-old Sudanese boy, a 12-year-old Syrian girl and an 11-year-old boy from eastern Ukraine.

It looks like the New York Times wants to hit the ground running fast on their new virtual reality app. They're giving away VR headsets to those interested.

Google and The New York Times have collaborated to launch a new virtual reality project, called NYT VR. This new project will see more than one million Google Cardboard viewers be shipped out to home delivery subscribers with their copy of The New York Times for the weekend of November 7.